Abstract
Dynamic and steady-state models for the simulation of the performance of experimental brushless doubly-fed machines (BDFM) are presented. The dynamic simulation results are obtained using a two-axis representation which has been developed from a detailed machine design model. In turn, it is shown that several forms of steady-state equivalent circuit can be developed from the two-axis model for different specific modes of operation. Test data in dynamic conditions are compared with the predictions given by the two-axis model. It is concluded that these simplified models will provide adequate representation of full performance for control, stability, and scoping studies. >
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